Scheduler Timezone doesn't care about DST

[BroOtti]

Bug Report

System Information

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┃ Operating System     ┃ Linux - Debian GNU/Linux 12 on x86_64 ┃
┃ Product              ┃ AMP 'Callisto' v2.5.1.8 (Mainline)    ┃
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I confirm:

• [x] that I have searched for an existing bug report for this issue.
• [x] that I am using the latest available version of AMP.
• [x] that my operating system is up-to-date.

Symptoms

• What are you trying to do? I set the Scheduler Timezone to Europe/Berlin
• What are you expecting to happen? I expect the scheduler to run at the given time in that zimezone
• What is actually happening? ('Nothing' is not an acceptable answer!) The scheduler is one hour off as it doesn't care about DST

Reproduction

1. Set Scheduler Timezone to a timezone which has DST
2. Create a scheduler running at 3am
3. While DST is active, the scheduler is one hour off and runs at 4am instead of 3am

[PhonicUK]

Workaround for now is to change the timezone when DST changes. I believe this is a Linux-specific issue. No resolution at this time until after the .Net 8 port is completed.

[p0t4t0sandwich]

I can see some use cases for a lack of DST (example here: https://discord.com/channels/266012086423912458/266012086423912458/1285646467289317481) where there's various players spread across different timezones, making it so that the offset itself matters more than DST itself (if that makes sense). That's my long winded way of saying there should be a setting for the offset, then another setting to toggle DST.